Sentence examples for feel was applied from inspiring English sources

The full Positive and Negative Affect Scale (PANAS) was used to capture affect; the timing of the stem question 'how you generally feel' was applied, with higher scores indicating greater positive affect (range 10 50) (Watson et al, 1988).

Make sure the felt is applied to the inside edge of the ledges.

I had thrown around the term before in reference to the type of girls you might see on a Saturday night, sipping skinny margaritas and drunkenly singing karaoke to a Britney Spears song, and in reference to one girl in particular who I thought was far too "basic" to be dating a hot guy I knew -- but I had never considered how I might feel if it was applied to me.

When asked to discuss further about whether they needed to see evidence of a dead mosquito to feel that a product worked, it was clear that as long as they did not feel or see the presence of mosquitoes in the places the insecticide was applied, they would feel the product worked.

Then the next stronger hair was applied until the subject could feel the stimulus again.

As time passed, Dr. Zeitoun said, he began to feel that he was applying Band-Aids to messes that "essentially greedy or ideologically driven young men were causing" rather than preventing those situations from developing in the first place.

Even though I was working my tits off, it was such a relief to finally feel like I was applying and extending skills that I enjoyed using in a job that could become a career.

He also likes color and a mix of styles and eras, a philosophy that he feels can be applied to other celebrations as well: "I like new things mixed with old things, cheap things from Pier 1 mixed with fancy things from Hermès".

Whatever feels relevant is applied to the conflict.

Feeling rules are applied by the mothers to their own expressions of guilt, shame and envy, to other group members' emotions and to the broader culture.

I felt like I was applying for a job but not in the literal sense.